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Deliberations of Doom: Vol 2 Ep 17 – Streaming Horror Pt. 2
DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM VOL 2 EP 17 – STREAMING HORROR PT 2 This week: Chris gets scared by their biggest fan asking questions about his demise. Much discussion is had. After that, we continue with our discussion on recent streaming horror movies with an exploration of the films Cargo and The Book of Birdie. You can now subscribe on iTunes
Screener Squad: The Boys – Season 1
THE BOYS SEASON 1 REVIEW Considering how wildly violent, shocking, and anti-establishment (on, like, EVERY level) comics writer Garth Ennis’s output has been, it’s really surprising that he has TWO television show adaptations of his work on the air. The second (after Preacher) is The Boys, now streaming on Amazon Prime. It follows Hughie, a young man whose girlfriend is
Screener Squad: Veronica Mars – Season 4
VERONICA MARS SEASON 4 SEASON REVIEW Obviously, I’m dreaming. There’s no way there’s a whole new season of Veronica Mars on Hulu. They told me it would never happen. And yet, here we are. Maybe. Hold on………..is there a new season of Firefly? No? Well, shit, this is real. Yes, the gang is all (largely) back and in the seaside
Digital Noise Episode 225: A Hedwig of Sweet Sematary
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 225: A HEDWIG OF SWEET SEMATARY Chris and Aaron tackle a big stack of home releases and once again survive by the skin of their teeth. Reminder: go see a dentist about having teeth skin. Check out their conversation here! All titles were sent to Digital Noise by the distribution companies in question for the purpose of
Highly Suspect Reviews: Hobbs & Shaw
Hobbs & Shaw Movie Review Jason Statham and Dwayne Johnson on vacay from the Fast & The Furious Films team up together here for an international action-comedy-spy romp that asks the question: how dumb is TOO dumb for a Fast & the Furious film? Your answers may vary, as Hobbs & Shaw seeks to toe right up to that line.
Screener Squad: Sword of Trust
SWORD OF TRUST MOVIE REVIEW Lynn Shelton (Humpday, Your Sister’s Sister) returns with another mumblecore indie with Sword of Trust. The film follows a couple, Cynthia and Mary (Jillian Bell, Michaela Watkins), who inherit a Civil War sword from Cynthia’s deceased grandfather. Once they realize it has ‘documentation’ to prove that the South won the war, they decide to sell
